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Port Melbourne v Casey Scorpions

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Was there a player review this week?

I can understand if there wasn't.

I don't know how Strauss went but it's disappointing he doesn't look like getting a go this year particularly as he seemed to be part of Roos plans during pre-season. In the sessions I saw he was a stand out but unfortunately it hasn't translated to senior footy. I wonder if he's delisted if we'll rookie him in the hope of "getting another Jetta".

I don't think it's a case of if he's delisted, but when.

I'd be very surprised if a sixth-year player who has not been good enough to play a game in the seniors all year gets another contract on the senior list.

Whether he gets re-rookied remains to be seen; I wouldn't have thought there's much point as we just haven't seen anywhere near enough from him over the years (including this one) to suggest there is a future there.

 

Really disappointing.

Skills have always been his strength, but clearly his other areas have not improved one iota.

What happened to the kid who started to show some defensive tenacity immediately before breaking his leg?

Such a waste...

Going by the player review, I'd be very surprised if Terlich gets another game - but I can't wait for James Harmes to be elevated off the rookie list (it will happen)!

 

Going by the player review, I'd be very surprised if Terlich gets another game - but I can't wait for James Harmes to be elevated off the rookie list (it will happen)!

about to be delisted for the 2nd time by the same coach at 2 different clubs


Going by the player review, I'd be very surprised if Terlich gets another game - but I can't wait for James Harmes to be elevated off the rookie list (it will happen)!

Going by the player review, I'd be very surprised if Terlich gets another game - but I can't wait for James Harmes to be elevated off the rookie list (it will happen)!

I think it's more about having higher expectations of Terlich.

Some of the others I think they have given up on.

Especially someone like Strauss.

Going by the player review, I'd be very surprised if Terlich gets another game - but I can't wait for James Harmes to be elevated off the rookie list (it will happen)!

No player's future is ever decided on one single game. Col Garland would have been delisted after his debut if it was, because it was a shocker. What if Terlich gets 45 touches and kicks 5 goals in the VFL next week?

No player's future is ever decided on one single game. Col Garland would have been delisted after his debut if it was, because it was a shocker. What if Terlich gets 45 touches and kicks 5 goals in the VFL next week?

I think the more apt question is "what if Terlich shuts down his opponent next week?"

 

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